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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why have Baum and Bond arranged to meet?
(a) Baum fancies Bond and wants time alone with him.
(b) Baum wishes to betray Enrico Colombo.
(c) Bond wants Baum to give him authentic stories of smuggling for his "adventure writing."
(d) Bond has a message for Baum from headquarters in London.

2. According to Bond what is the "usual story of big syndicate crime"?
(a) Great danger is involved.
(b) One never sees more than the tip of the iceberg.
(c) Someone must be killed.
(d) One is always exploited.

3. According to Barbey who owns the "finest damn yacht in the Indian Ocean"?
(a) Milton Krest.
(b) The Maharaja.
(c) Barbey himself.
(d) Bond.

4. What does Bond do with Mr. Krest's body?
(a) Bond throws the body overboard.
(b) Bond stuffs the body into a refrigerated locker.
(c) Bond burns the body.
(d) Bond leaves the body on the deck.

5. How much money does Kristatos charge Bond for his services?
(a) $30, 000
(b) $50,000
(c) $20,000
(d) $10,000

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Mrs. Krest from originally?

2. When does Colombo say he worked for the English?

3. What does Mrs. Krest say she did on the night of Mr. Krest's death?

4. What is "The Corrector"?

5. When Bond regains consciousness how is he being treated by his captor?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Fidele Barbey.

2. If Bond normally only kills fish to eat, then why does he hunt and kill the stingray?

3. Why does Bond leave Lisl so soon after he arrives?

4. How does Bond save the lives of Colombo and his men?

5. How does Mr. Krest insult Bond?

6. What does Bond do when he discovers Mr. Krest's corpse?

7. How is the Hildebrand Rarity finally caught?

8. What does Bond notice upon regaining consciousness?

9. Bond knows M has certain "bees in his bonnet." What are they?

10. How does Mr. Krest insult Fidele Barbey?

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